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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

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WuMuAHHuL GROWTH HHED&XHD N& xAa
roH<aAErHn oKNEHAE-
WAnzrnaruz, Nov. e0--I'hs posimas-
ter nenurni Ia his annaal repogt for TIE
eussl year ending June 90' Bayas "Tha
sxpeoGhaicn Of growth hnd impsovsmsnt
IN he gGaiEs Of the postal services N
dalasd IN IN prsyioua repogta hns bes1
realised duFlng the past year. Toe rev.
ennns have eaiued nDon ahe pfesedina
yuaR b. neariy efeta.o0u ntlsinina .
heiQhs never reached before, despite The
rsalrieiisa opeEntion of various Fedne-
tiuns IN Fates Of poetaRs. study of
eounnmy has besn not uithout tHsol 10
resernininR the nsoaasaFily rising scale
of expou9llarea, % that ths increase 81
oash dishuFaemeuos han bus litfle over
aoppoA e1,00000, thne IL defsieney
chanRs1 upon the general treasury,
Whiah 10 gears atnce Bns 9 rouad
e7,oDoom and Q yeag ago abous 978G00
IN1l. kaa bseu rsduoed almost three
ssVenfha, wills fair nuRury from cur
rFnHanS otronmsEAnoe9 gives the hope
neaxiy Il npt entirely disappear.
aMB-suszAmzna.
GFrom the beRinnin9 Of the curreut
hssal yaaR the poasai ssrvies has aeain
hesume suhstanaially aalf snslainina,
an1 the psedicl1on may BE- Vsufussc
ihn9 u the FsTonneg b not fuFthar
exipRled. tAe nexf fiscal gear vii yield
q sufplna wnie1 1hoald under ths sane
0un6i1ians anBnaily inezeagss
The postmaster gsneFal feesmmenHs
ths ealAbiis1meni of q eoEFsut sysfn1n
for an appruximalrty anifoFm oFaaeiz
aaioa Of the ndmisslon ef buildsnes for
posto1iees u communities % sueh sins
a. - require N ollns indspendsns of
pEigNto A&atER he extg1afon Of tha
ay9Gsm oe ffHe dsliEsag. talat all com
mnnifies Bsg eaiey uFtxIlaREa walsh
Mss % aisaated 09 90 maks it theik 5ua,
80 fAorpuRh f9fnkmNtiou q fbs spnIeni
e emplagtng ard raFlam fuE Katirund
fBanGDoI11lieu, he e11abiishmsnt of
na6itiD1za fnn4 mad nuRvioa nn1a shn
halk % the nan oemmnnie1ff1n \ .
rnn0td14 . pEugiHlnu fuE lhs inaszne.
tlo1 an4 Gxamln1fieu of per1uus faE
eDDeinsmant h ne Eaiiw1g m1sl ear-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

Of fhe fsu dsusoern,. uho have sI,,e6
with 6sndall who ara now II ne eify
MeA6oo, 8laoikneekoR, WiEhin. Marri-
man ard Ltwier Ake qaoied - sxusri-
enelna sonewnas Of q ohan9e % haa,f.
1he senGiment of tia n0ElhwetaeEn oon.
aEessmen b toward froa trade. TIE
es1eimsu8 b eru@inn in AbMl qaaEtsk.
1ne nep1o,icn11 onRea fha1 Somashinq
mnza b. d0no wish thatafsH. thouah a
faU thiDk t1at nothinn vii. he dcns as
ale maxt seseiam. Many ways nf R8aue-
lnQ the 1nFpI1s ere enaQe11s1. oufsa
numhar uf eangrrzamen, inalu3fnn tha
r1pEsaEn1atl4oa Of EIszinsippi. fntfana.
Kensueky and Texas. favor . a0mpr0-
mise. saeh e taking he lax o9 t0bsean
end prefer redaoinQ ahe aax On fFnit
bsnndlos. TIE pEopusifion 70 tnks the
iax oR uhlaksy hardly nnds : sapposa.
eR. tbs Gussaion az pnltEnQ sugar On
tAa Tree I'D dnds aome a1g0onfea. buf
EaaiMly &mcna tho feD16IIcans.
Ths Eonisiana ooner11smen. % whom
thi1 d q vital qac11inn. aaF thai their
ssa1s 4 disidsd, ~ noFlhern portion
being In 1aNgR ok ff1o nngAK and the
Rulf sssziun bainz opposed q &.
Ihe D0uu1Ka&ie senaimeut a largely
ine o d ssIi. inmbss and she ne: nssss.a-
Ries of lila.
Representative Bgnum, Of IndInnia.
thinks koad bill % reduce tie tnsif
san be pnssed wiehnut the auppoEi OF
Randall and be a6fs kllat ne Feprsssn-
sativea Of She rest and northwest are
beginning 70 feel thae they oannoi long
~ oppese such . measure with political
nafs1y.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

San Eakmcnsua New. W-Iha exsan-
I've anrsUItsas ~ the ree1a Aoaft -
lsage slaaesd 4. 7 Hatsb. 4. ~ nIisR-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

MknlHaEE1gwg. fsva Nov. s0.-1hs
Iowa 8oloieFa hoEna wa Aadicalea khin
1ftafnDo1 ena vii open tomols0u for
oee9pAntA 0amegaA n M TmfGlo AZ
Dss Mniness chaifman q he bnIidine
eommissee mada 40 address ca bahaN
Of lhe trustees whIoh gsa responded g
bY 0oFsfm0a Lsxznhea, Xuninhs (
eaut1fe 4 burntna ID he optra houM
presided over BE- 9udQn Hta nf MInne
apolia, Efnne oommandel of he Grand
Army uf the Mspmilo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

omnaao, Nos. - Knckq naidatn hea
a8earsd Ehe geFvie&9 during thn naxt
seaso1 ~ b. ". Thomas aa iraiuax fas
nla famo1a 8an4n Anita string " rann
boNl11s 1ha aaiaE7 tq - SAID Thnmn1
Tor he aeea5u's work Is 3lgNc9. II 3
t1e nm % whom the wondsEfui nusanas
% HonlR'g 1otBtg Eeceutly Il more ~
les 1ne. itwAa 1h0saaa' Mosk IL aona
me W49oo % Ne pp1t ID oonfition 8
best Holanla, and Leo Hont to haas lea
AnH1ies thst a1tEaesad Bad gin'1 affen.
tlen. 41cmas viii ba Ia Oailforasa em
JaneaE1 ist 70 take chafos 81 Baidulrs
mahiea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

NKw H4vRW, Egfs gg.--1'ha nsw nu4.
sEnl1a eonsmillee 81 Ho4afd ha9s a.
esae4 anat tee 1Isutneu eaDDct rom
faIe lrsahmcu a HaW hass1 nexi eunls
mef.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

- y. y. Uams1on anA ena.c4 A. n.
4enes A9 naF1eeeA1alfVns ts - - -.
ten q Ee4lta46 ca 1Ne e.,nnlr.e ~ 80
uallfcfuA 4 Oleeon rn,lsSsH. HFrSrr.
@ Ne94kmaa ~ n&m48 aem. Fehn
bl44eIi - GoIoat Han. w. II WnsF-
.aan. ~ Lee An4olNa, Hon. 4. W. Gram.
41l5 e So %oEn, an8 Han. W. 81
4a4leys af San Dienn. AZ rFnT4n1nEz.-
tiyes e he siala. 1na serressn,nlis
e 1Ae MenteTey eounly board az fra.ls
s tcs4I1 n. Oar. e. Ha'snaf. ~ -
Oakland beard ~ AraAe Han. NJ
a14lzaoE. Go4oInn1 Wasefnan nII1
rneris cSSses,ss-<. - %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

Bouznz4I, Nov 0.--ll = annoanet
that tha eanls ne MAFie hkidae mssi
b eampie1ed end the lire oneneH ra4
ffelfe % nexs Wednesday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

Hoxnxsxnn, Cal, Nov. o9.--Ths fury
b ne sasa of AntEsW frwla. shafRaa
wilh kiillna Dr.. A. W. PgwsEg. rsndarof
& VuSlict of muEdsr b the second as
0ses this morning. De. PoWers. an oia
rsaIaau3 BonF NaIIoF, 9aa kiliad I've
YfaEt eco, nnd yoAn Y. FEswstt aHa Ir-
wln wefa chasnsd wilh he eRime. His
boay wag afseEwaF&s hnng from . tree
b 3 uumbe1 q man 40 BoEo md %
haVs oaxaplsea % tale neaaEs' lie O.
dKiso him krom ahe aooun1EY. RrsMell
80 teIsd and t1s Jury 6isaaEssd.
LEN q % MeR mmsbanAs
San RnAnuzsoo, Nos. O.-Ihs uIll %
Nm. Crsed NeYa0nd wna fled foF prD-
bais today. 40 her pE1Det1g vaIss1 ai
zoo uae left % heF hantAnd.
neaa1eFea maa Ha1 mmra
R1n Enannupa, Nos. Go.--f euea,sl
pullman nal, oasupape ~ Mrs. Mmrln
OoIonau. Ne. and Mrs.. Harry Ma,
gnmas y. 0elaman. ard asFvanas, mak-
Inc q ~ nfleen pss1n.a. was r1n lnio
and ammnAaa laa1 ksi6ny. nnar Carlin.
by q fEe1aht traz1. 1ha e1sspnnls wsrf
fkreun 81 an dusnla1nH bnt wsrB nes
z1rin1tE k9Il Ms. coIsman sfIe-
afaphs9 b handguaEiers and nnolhor
@gWA1 asntRp.
AEranslzgsnaA AsBsesnzlsslses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

eAn kn4nuaoo. Nsp oo--Ihs hnnh af
CaliIoFnla uas aranlso naw arlal -
eee tepftm4 oauft Aodnr. 81 ia ea't
ef S4eob MAmm aHainas ne hank a sos
ogsel ohsa1 &1I 90 which Nemw a.
el4Eo4 tA46 ne hama uund hlm a. IA
AEena ne Rlcund far ne nse fri1I
4As ahe R2elaalnn ok sha oNiaemaa Akak
ha1m bad el4EleA ~ Hail lor - uas1r
a&o@at a9Al0gt shE RAiA&on exeeaaaas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01
NoTlCE.

WA THs uNpEasIEaD .: : - ahscn .sa ass' sas
wv ana q H. sgaflinE eQeeltnstt 80 80
nst.tna ne aren Of Nlaahell. Spaflin& %,
ksvr thIa aay ~ 1asael esasea. elssssssa
paR nssehip ana NE aid hra - AiseneAA
eparllnR 4 O.. -,
We hare asseela,ad essselsea uin ne Nesse-
uea,een klecfHte eepPlt ane oonS,fussloa
cAemnsnw. 80 wlIl unltur tAss name coatlnae
ear prtaena elaeareAl huaineMaL
ga NlfCHk14s.
F.H. nPAslfN0.
sssrr.E Nos. ~ Iss5. ness g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

hANxA CnuA, Nas, m.-.In Ia esiallam
ssse lrie9 = sb1 tsatiest ooeft fosag.
Saslt1e 6espen oismi1ad the ahasna
azaiaN Ara HARDY en- ~ etnaud tat
- ne0aF baa 1ee1 4isnp1ed of aha
fl1s.sy sd - 64mao1 1ad heon fona
30 Mo0nmn Mad kirhs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

AuouazAI Ga, Na4. N0.--8ofn1 lImn
aRo . movtmanl WA4 nat On f1us Ne Ma
con @ HAl11 by p1p1IaF aaoz1tiplion 4
Se4 Davis fund.- Ibo pBnfans was hoar-
sly eDoefeed ~ e14 press and paopIa.
and bid fair % be aToai nucossa. baE
y has nov fallen through. A letter
lsnm mss. Davis bloaght ahoul th0
ahantnnnnnn1 ~ fha n.r.fsnf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

Oa1paoo, Nov. S0-rhe Ness, rps1,nl
from Fahluna, Indlan Tnrrl1urY, save
tnal she lena dead leok II The Oharokea
National Ununall wag bgpkau anaav.
tbe natlonalials % fall blooas eaOlaRsH
lha or4aulaa1ion, YheY elected 4 nrna.
loont, both ciefka ant TO lntetprstesG.
The oountinH of votes fuF ths nffneirIa
aEo ealI4lau4 ohiels uilf naW henla 6n1
more trnnhia a twn4naaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

WAanHReTDH, Nov. a. Aesara Al.
oalson and Little u tue Famaa nalis
var OcmmiasIon had shor7 fnlorelaW
WA Ne pE41idEm. lhis aftaFnnon, ana
submittad lona report AZ their onerts
tons daring lha uast taaq.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

Los AaonEEs, Nov 81 Rlent nan
union men arrived In tbls sltT iofas
from san ksanoieee foF 9an Pearo ft
e1,ps Ihey started fof the latter nnlt
shis afterEoen aoeonlpauisH 81 ave
sspesl : sass.ss .: e i1ls ssunsy y psoaesa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

aAW taAN0ln1oI MoQ. 0lls-s re ann1en1a
oonla today reversed tha tndtIasnt -
We eaeu Of the pa0Han og tAa a1tia -
lel.t11nla Against he oi1g and eann5g
g ean FEanci1ae, oYfrFnlina fha a.
muffel and alloHinN tae dafenaant q
answer, Ihe acflon wna hEbuttl g a.
tetmlM4 ne at1l4t1 c5dIM % akan1 101
ee1os o. iAnd lyfnr nfef Ne Prnrldla.
ANa eoMplatna nlieaea lhas onnefaNN
paegee a. 81 "a September Il. ieER
RlAnlnE The elat& fle sMamp lands
Uil1in bee limits and thal fhSee -
IAnA go AMAlnn lnnlla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

1AH EnAn11lC0. Nov. so O17nnln41
ka4a h1en Issued b he Hnlra fonnaI
Company auaounoina ths inisHtInn -
l4s1e bQea4 - NE auaeunt of Raoea0oo
e I peI cent for nftp paR cent AZ re-
lao1 xel1e - Ul1ax 81 the unllnnaa a
901 n.N cel.landlna. roe bonta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

AAM EnaNcmno. NnHs &o~- Pa Omnf-
o14 Gable Co@pany hhVe nle1 aItIsiee
q ineogpolaiinn. u ID proroseA % en-
leno branches ever ao111 thif14 ml1en
% street. Roadway. Tna 3f1nn11rn ers
Whl1st 5. oell q Ho4AAlg, Gaoaea I.sM.
eaherg. 0a4Eia 8elfn, ~ q. Elsgt anA
". 3 Weed, uE enia city. 1he eaul1al
esock 4 y ooooo9 disi&sd ln,o a8'neo
nhAfNa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

UaMFN1I NOV H9Is-J. D, NnnfanaI|
whoh aaia iianoR dsalal. was aflaehef
lhla mnFnina bV Henry Jldsl faf egB61.
His anIifn linhififiea nmnna ~ ehaaf
$4,000. ano Me aaapia ia 900.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-01

Bogroz, Nnv, g0s--Iohn uanohoa os
Hogton, and Jan11a uulls az Naahna
heW 8anarthlfs, f64Qh1 nftssn rennES
y 3 4411h Wlsh hMna hnMnhIaa fh|a
mofnlDa ln . barn last oTef fhs Maass-
ehn9slaa Ilne. uaKi8 had in8 beat az ara
Aan1 foE ~ rcaadts a3ltf 0tIah Demo
Doe aasnma4 a1e n4enafNe. ~ aka A.
tolnt1 Bo1nd Carly wn1 tnoohed oal -
: oiew unoef the ehiq. U0sIaR che laaA
ttsee rounds n6Ishtf a16u t1nlf aaa ~
othef, ta4lE 8Tt4 BEING oIo88a. Dano.
hoes nolo ua1 hn1ken h Ne fhlEIeanih
Fgmn6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
One Moro Georgia SINKS Story.

The Douglassviue (Ga) Star has Z
snake editor in training who bldg fair to
become valuable, Judging from the fol-
owing effort: "a short time back Mr..
AderhoId witnessed large snake swal-
low nest Of partridge eggs on which the
partridge hsd been string and WAS nearly
ready to hatch. A few days later Mr..
Butler came across the same snake sur
rounded by q covey Of young partridg Il
che eggs having Been hatCned), to which
her snak55hipseemed very,much attached.
Aud few days later on Mr. McElreath
was walking through an cat patch near
by and was attracted by i snake passing
through the Osts with it's head elevated
about even with the top CT the oats, switch
were headed out, and on examination ne
found that the snake was picking the ker-
nelly from the cat hesds and dropping
them OF the ground 20 feed the young
pzrt1idges, which were following along
by her picking them up"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
PaterfamilIas Had Been There.
st. PAM Pioneer Press.

A dapper young bookkeeper in MINI.
spoliS thought he was going to be M,
ried short time ago. His afec..o,
rested upon o beautiful young lady -.
when he popped the question she s1g--
replied, eyes, if papa is willing" T..
Young man lost no time in rep4irlnr :
the Old gentleman. The latter was A..
posed to be very particular as to :.
character of q young man VINO s11--i
come aud ask the hand OF his dzur-,.-
in marriage. He questioned the sgf,,.
closely IS to his habits. TIE young ma.
declared that he neither drank nor ss-
blgd, and Es the Old gentleman had a-s
viously Looked up his antecedeuts 10 som.
extent, ne expressed himself sat- ta / wiz
these ayoTals. Then ne invited his r-s.
peCtIva son in-IaW TO dinner. A. sleo,4
gentleman Looked around he noticed Ina,
the young man was toying win .le ss,
box in peculiar way,
"Picsss uass me the salt" he sstf.
The Young man gently pushed lie sal.
box toward paterilnili3S with The end,
of mis- fingers, az the same time ~ zs-rs
slight forward movement with his -ssf
''That VIII do, said the girls papa.
''yOu can't marry my CaJEd.er'
The careful and discerning father h3+
discovered from the way ia winch hi,
Juuep5 BDmeO had pushed forward ,-s
salt box inst re wss familiar with -,-
handling Of poker chips.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22

peddler Passnitz or Zeigler near Wylie
yesterday evening. Glsdson and Bundy
claim to be residents OF Van Zsndt
county, and able TO establish q reputation
above numbering peddler for his money.
This was undoubtedly the object of the
assassin. A pest norton examination is
being held to-day ri Wylie.
In the District court the case Of tGe
State VS.. William Cameron, charged with
rape, was continued by defendant.
There is Q great furnishing up Of IN
used and forgotten firearms by the clt!-
23ns, "Gojng to the lodge" Is rot q
legal excuse.
TIE county Alliance made first collec-
ton of cash to-day for mill ct 1icKtn-
nev. The stockholders will NEE, again
en- The GO.h inst. The building o! the
mill is now fixed fac. There was in
creased attendance and much enthusiasm
il the work Of cooperation. The meet
ing was harmonious aud Ess addressed
aY Vice President L. Z. Butler in 8 good
speech. "a Alliance picnic was an
DCUuCad Ut Fs-meravjIle.
Albert Graves fuUad . coloTed visitaut
in MS yard last night aud opened fu-
silsde. Result, g BADLY scared niger, 8
few p2linss C # Al5sr-'s ysrd, which his
visitor didn't take time 70 replace.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22

pAENELL EANnrHETEn

LONDON, July 2i,-Pag1eH AMI many
Of his colleagues were entertained last
evening at a banquet by he National
Liberal CLUB. The health Of the Queen
was proposed by Dgiwynns. The guests
all rose decorCu- Is end drank the toast.
Parnell eulOgiZed Gladstone for having
put bis shoulder TO the wheel. lie eajd
before many months the eX-Pr6migT
would carry his policy and be recognized
as the only greet man in British
politics. Others now attracting atlel-
tion were tcnpter5 and ink
ers. ParaeI wondered how long
Euglishmen would be CoEtsuted to see
the government march up hill and down
again. The recent elections forced them
TO make concessions or resign. The
English Liberals might be assured that
their exertions would not be wasted. Al
though in Ireland extreme misery had
been suffered during the past eighteen
months crime had diminished, end the
people had turned TO the constitutional
methods Of adjusting the grievances in
stead of physical force. The Liberals
might claim therein great success, fer
the people recognized that through their
eXertiCns the way had been opened to an
honorable union. Il the Liberals failed
in their programme their great reward
would ne, that they banished violence,
outrage, aud revenge, apd brought the
nation to depend upon lawful methods Of
redress,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
Monmouth Park

New YORK, July 21.-TheIe was large
attendance at Monmouth park to-day, not
withstanding the threatening weather,
the attraction being the race for the
Barnegate stakes, in which the Union
Hanover, wss to meet Miss
Ford, his latest rival. The race was for
three-year-olds, one and one-half miles.
Starters: Hanover, Miss Ford and King
dom. They got the flag at the first at
tempt, and Hanover at once dashed
of in the lead with Kingdom
second, length behind, and Tapped
by Miss Ford. They rounded the upper
turn in this order, and came down the
stretch with Hanover under heavy pull.
Opposite the judges stand Miss Ford was
ahead, in front of Kingdom, but the colt
the second place on the lower
turn. Just as they rounded into the back
stretch Miss Ford went up and
collared Hanover, but he drew
right away from her. Near here
West Con Miss Ford sent her up again,
but Jimmy Mclaughlin let Hanover out 8
link and he went away from her as though
she was hitched TO post. Thereafter
there was no race as far as she was con-
cerned. Hanover kept about five lengths
in advance of her and won by five
lengths in 2:44f. Kingdom was a poor
third, eight lengths behind the tilley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22

PARIS, July 2l.-The Senate to-day
passed the mobilization bill by a vote Of
y to So
NJ. DeLesseps presided at to-dsy's
meeting OF the shareholders OF the Pan
ANA csnaI. Dom Pedro, Emperor Of
Brazil, was present. The annual report
showed decrease in the former conf.
dence. The canal will be opened in 1883.
La France states that the members Of
the party OF the right after the Schnabel
incident, proposed to Gen. Boulsnger
that ne head 8 Nonsrchjst coup d. etat.
He responded; off ever l take part in a
coup d. etst it will be against the Mon
srchists ard to maintain the republic"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22

CHICAGO, Ill, July 2l,-The furious
freight war in progress between the Atch-
ison, Topeka and Santa f. Company aad
the Texas Traffic Assoc, alton roads since
the opening Of the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe lire 20 Kansas City was viz
tuslIy brought to close 10 day.
Peace vas concluded &C tie confer
CnCe here ending this afternoon.
The Texas Association vas represented
~ Commissioner Waldo and the Atchi-
sen bv BIessr5. Goddard aud White. An
understanding was rescued whereby old
rates on competitive traffic sTe ell TO be
restored IS soon as the required ten days
notice Of advance viii permit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22

MINNEAroLIs, MIMI July 2I.-The
tlird aunUa! convention Of the Nl.tonal
Railway Station Agents. Association be-
gan It's session at tire N!cglstte house this
MaCoirg. about l5G meEg-rs we're pres
lnt. President George Peters of Shelby
vile, Ky, called the meeting 20 order,
am ailer considerable preliminary WorE,
lasting most Of the day. The preside1.
read his annual address.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22

Lovejoy, the head porter at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York, has made q
small fortune handling trunks. He owns
g farm in New Hampshire, and is very
glad William E. Chandler is elected to the
Senste
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
LADY CLERK ARRESTED.

Miss Josie Holmes, Fidelity Bank CLERK
ia Custody.
CINCINNATI, ONO, July 2I,-Niss
Josie Holmes, wac was exchange clerk
of the late Fidelity National Bank, and
whose visits and consultations with E.
L. Harper, late vice president of the bank
caused his removal to Dayton j2il, was
to-day served with warrant, charging
her with aiding and sbetting Harper in
his illegal conduct for which he is now
awaiting trial. Upon being arraigned
she waived examination, and was re-
qulred to give bond in $4,000 This not
been done she is still in custody.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
narracs nlsat.rs, Convention.

DENvGRI Col, July 2l-Ngtiousl As
societi0n Baggage Masters convention,
met ia sem-2auuI session here this
morning with good attendance, there
being representatives from ell the roads
N the United States. a resolution was
adopted recommending the general p2s-
aeLger agents 10 adopt some system
whereby each road sasll DE shown the
smoUHt Of excess collected On their lines
during each month.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
waco waterworks Bonds.

cptCIaI 20 Inc Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July 2l.-At q meeting OF
the City CouuciI tonight en- ordinance to
bond the city for $4,000, for the pur-
pose of building WaterwoIks passed, but
the Mayors signature has not been
attached to the ordinance yet; therefore
it has not become law. There is not
much doubt but what the Mayor will sign
the ordinance, and its becoming Iaw is
almost fOregOne conclusion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22

workmen Saturday, which Will not re-
duce the working force of the road below
the regular working force, the 500 having
been taken on to do extra work during
the past six months. The per cent. Of
reduction will be small.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22

THE REEELs ATTACKED.

IHE ItT.'.I-9 = ANNEU.
CAIRO, July PA report has been re
ceiyed that tribe friendly to Egypt at
tackled the FL Mahdi force under O5msG
Digna, near Kassada recently, and inst
heayy fighting ensued, during which 1900
men we're killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
LonkinE for the EnglnssrE-

cltCIaI 70 INC H1LcLte.
DUBLIN, TEX, July Give are ex-
Pecting the engineer corps OF the Fort
Worth and Rio Gr3nde Railroad to get
here this week, as they are between here
and SseDhenville, having passed through
here on Tuesday last.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
40 UNAVOIDABLE NEWS.
TIE CHOLERA ETC1RD.

ROME, July 81 twenty-five deaths
from cuOlerp have occurred in C4tauia
during the past JwenLy.fJur hours. The
people are panic stricken. Robbers are
piieriEg the houses whose owners nave
lgd 70 g5cEga the scuurGe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
WIIkp1 and ,IcIfugfoD

DETRoIT, MIcH.,JuIy 2l.-Hsrry Wilkes
and Johnston raced to. day fer purse Of
$4,000. The race is for the best three out
Of five, Johnston being driven to TIE wsg
on and Wilkes 10 the harness. First heat,
Johnston FIRST, Wilkes Sc oud. Time,
2:lG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
Saturday Excursion.

Saturday, July %, the Gull, CotoIsdo
and Santa f. Railway will sell round trip
excursion tickets to Galveston for Sc 90,
good returning RngiI sud, including Tues
day, July 70. Train leaving F5rs Worth
$50 a. m. has reclining chair car "seats
fsee" and 1926 d. N. has elegant new
Buffet sleopers. For further intorm5tion
and tickets call at ticket office, 50l Main
street
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-22
The Santa 70 F9us il Eiue.

.IIVoIt9I % t1Io 'llH-.st'
HOUSTON, TEN, July 2i.-Word hiss
been received mere Stat Commissioner
Waldo, wno Is now in Chicago, has sue
ceeded in hsrmon.z-rg the discordant
element ia he Texas rate wgr III force.
T. is understood TIA. me foreign element,
whlc1 crca-ci the di7sen.ior, will enter
into line add cooperate With the otaer
roads IL maintaining rates.